Christmas Charity Hamper

Tom Waterworth • January 15, 2020

Our Annual Christmas Charity Hamper raised £275 this year!

We would like to express our sincere thanks to everyone who bought a raffle ticket for this year's Charity Christmas Hamper.  All the contents were gratefully donated by staff and client and this years was full of fabulous booty that could be enjoyed by humans and animals alike!  The lucky winner has been notified.

We have raised a whopping £275 which shall be donated to our chosen charity this year - StreetVet.  Along with the £655 that we raised from our summer Open Day - this brings us to £930 that we have been able to donate this year.

StreetVet is an amazing charity that is very close to our hearts.  Volunteer vets and nurses will go out and about and help/advise/treat the pets belonging to the countries homeless population.  They provide a great service and any money raised will always be used wisely to help these vital companions.

We would like to thank everyone that has supported us this year.


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